The Globe - Monday, May 20, 1895
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Oscar Wilde will appear in court on Monday for his new trial very much improved in health. His wife joined him immediately after his release, and since that time both have been stating in seclusion at Kensington, seeing only the few friends who still believe Oscar not guilty.
Oscar Wilde will appear in court on Monday for his new trial very much improved in health. His wife rejoined him immediately after his release and since that time both have been staying in seclusion at Kensington, seeing only the few friends who still believe Wilde is not guilty.
Oscar Wilde will appear in court on Monday for his new trial very much improved in health. His wife rejoined him immediately after his release and since that time both have been staying in seclusion at Kensington, seeing only the few friends who still believe Wilde is not guilty.
Oscar Wilde will appear in court on Monday for his new trial, very much improved in health. His wife joined him immediately after his release, and since that time both have been staying in seclusion at Kensington, seeing only the few friends who still believe Wilde more eccentric than guilty. It is said that he is hopeful of acquittal.
Oscar Wilde will appear in court on Monday for his new trial much improved in health. His wife joined him immediately after his release, and since that time both have been staying in seclusion at Kensington, seeing only the few friends who still believe Wilde more eccentric than guilty. It is said that he is hopeful for acquittal.
LONDON, May 18. - Oscar Wilde will appear in court on Monday for his new trial very much improved in health. His wife joined him immediately after his release, and since that time both have been staying in seclusion at Kensington, seeing only the few friends who still believe Wilde more eccentric than guilty. It is said that he is hopeful of acquittal.
London, May 18. -- Oscar Wilde will appear in court on Monday for his new trial very much improved in health. His wife joined him immediately after his release, and since that time both have been staying in seclusion at Kensington, seeing only the few friends who still believe Wilde more eccentric than guilty. It is said that he is hopeful of acquittal.
LONDON, May 18. - Oscar Wilde will appear in court Monday for his new trial, very much improved in health. His wife joined him immediately after his release, and since that time both have been staying in seclusion at Kensington, seeing only few friends, who still believed Wilde more eccentric than guilty. It is said he is hopeful of acquittal.
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